Members of the Royal College of Nursing will strike for 48 hours from 6am on Wednesday, March 1
Nurses who work in A&E, intensive care and cancer care in Nottingham are set to join colleagues in the latest round of strikes. from 6am on Wednesday, March 1.
Previous strikes have also only taken place during the day shift. RCN general secretary, Pat Cullen, said the decision had been made "with a heavy heart". "These strikes will not just run for longer and involve more people but will leave no area of the NHS unaffected," she said. Patients and nurses alike did not want this to happen.
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